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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1909
Page
5
A compact note discusses a suit titled differently from piracy lore, focusing on a boys garment or ensemble referred to by a distinctive name. The item is described with minimal context, highlighting its label and association with youth attire rather than any maritime crime.
Miss Ruby Dinsmore of Olney visits the city while local sellers tout Supreme flour and Graham Mill prestige. Residents from Dallas and Loving stop by, with Chism’s photos mentioned and shifting business activity noted. Local families host gatherings and a baby’s illness is reported alongside new house construction and pig shipments.
The Priscilla Club did not meet this week due to Mrs. Horace Morrison’s illness, with Miss Annie Morrison noted. The next regular meeting is set for next Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. H. P. Rose’s home. Mills nearby remain active as Graham Mill continues flour production praised for quality.
A purse containing 25 cents was lost between the residences of Joel Eden and G W Black. finder asked to return it to the Leader office. The Graham Mill & Elevator Co promotes Supreme flour, with tours of the mill and mentions customers like Mrs C L Lindsey and daughter Eula. The column notes weather, local subscriptions, water in yards, a Fort Worth fire loss, cattle shipments to Oklahoma, and staff changes at Graham firms.
A pocketbook containing $3.50 was lost between Graham and Indian Mound yesterday. Please return to Miss Mattie Temple in True, Texas.
A notice from a Graham Mill & Elevator Company employee announces desire to retire and sell about half of their stock at the mill. The message adds a bread making tip urging fair evaluation of bread made with Supreme Brand flour, praised as guaranteeing good bread.
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